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SFGI Direct Savings Account at 1.11%APY for October 2011

October 20th, 2011 by hysa | 1 Comment | Filed in Savings Account

People who wants to save finds it hard to find the best APY for a bank savings account. With so many banks offering the best savings account rates, you will never know which bank to go. But for those who don’t like online banking, preference to opening a savings account at a local bank maybe the best option.

SFGI Direct, an online division of Summit Community Bank with headquarters in Moorefield, West Virginia, is currently offering a savings account APY of 1.11%. This is a very competitive rate considering that other major banks like American Express is only offering a 1.00%APY. ING Direct is also offering the same rate at 1.00%APY for its orange savings account. While banks such as Capital One is offering a $50 cash bonus on its InterestPlus Online Savings Account, the current rate is only 0.85%APY.

SFGI Direct requires a minimum balance of $500 to open the account. However, as of this writing, the bank is notifying, through its website, that they are not currently accepting or opening new accounts for the product, but customers are encouraged to visit their website often to learn when they will be accepting new savings account applications again.

 

 

 

 

Tags: American Express savings account, Capital One, InterestPlus Online Savings Account, SGFI Direct

Bank of America Keep the Change Automatic Savings Promotion

October 13th, 2011 by hysa | No Comments | Filed in Savings Account

While some banks are charging customers a monthly fee for using their debit card on purchases or if the account balance is below the minimum requirement, some banks are giving customers some sweeteners.

For example, Bank of America has an ongoing automatic savings promotion to customers dubbed as the “Keep the Change Program.” The bank’s program aims to encourage customers to save while spending.

Customers can grow their savings automatically since the bank will match 100% of the customers Keep The Change savings. This will go after a customer enrolls into the program.

Interested? Here is what you need to do:

1. Enroll your checking, debit card or savings account to Bank of America’s Keep The Change program. Rewards cards are excluded from this promotion as well as small business accounts. Only personal accounts are eligible to participate in the program. Money market savings accounts are also eligible.

2. After enrolling your personal account, the bank will round up all your debit card purchases to the nearest dollar amount and transfer the difference from your checking account to your savings account.

3. Bank of America will match 100% of your Keep The Change savings for the first 3 months after you enroll which could reach to a total match of $250.

For example, if you use your debit card to purchase gas amounting to $32.17, $0.83 will be added to your savings. After a 100% match, a $1.66 total will be added to your savings.

Please note that eligible accounts include regular savings, which requires a minimum balance of $25.00. Matching funds are paid after the first anniversary of enrollment on accounts that remain open and enrolled. Also, Bank of America will only match Keep The Change transfers up to five checking accounts per depositor or up to five checking accounts per household. This includes joint accounts.

 

Tags: Bank of America Keep The Change program, keep the change program, savings promotion

Open a new Capital One Bank InterestPlus Online Savings Account and get $50 Cash Bonus

September 30th, 2011 by hysa | No Comments | Filed in Savings Account

Capital One Bank, formerly Chevy Chase Bank with locations in Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia, is offering an InterestPlus Online Savings Account that comes with a $50 cash bonus.

Capital One Bank InterestPlus Online Savings Account is not a typical online savings account as it allows you to earn interest income at 0.85%APY on account balances of $1,000 or more. It is comparable to a high yield savings account wherein you get to earn a high interest rate on your savings account deposits. In addition, Capital One Bank InterestPlus Online Savings Account allows online savings account holders the incentive to earn 10% quarterly bonus on interest earned with use of your Capital One credit card once a month or when you have an average of $10,000 in your savings account. The minimum amount required to open the account is $1 only, but note the bank’s requirement in order for you to earn the $50 cash bonus plus the 10% quarterly bonus on interest earned.

Here is what you need to do to receive the $50 bonus:

  1. Open a new InterestPlus Online Savings Account with Capital One Bank;
  2. Use offer code BANK223DF at the time of account opening;
  3. Have a balance of $10,000 or more by January 15, 2012 in your new online savings account; and
  4. Get the $50 cash bonus.

It is required that the new online savings account must be your first account with Capital One Bank. The $50 cash bonus will be credited to your account 4 to 8 weeks after January 15, 2012. Your savings account must remain open at the time of crediting your bonus.

Capital One Bank is backed by FDIC insurance.

 

 

Tags: Capital One Bank, cash bonus, InterestPlus Online Savings Account, online savings account

Vanquis Bank High Yield Fixed Rate Bonds at 3.55%

September 20th, 2011 by hysa | No Comments | Filed in Savings Account

Vanquis Bank, established by Provident Financial Group in 2002, is offering a different kind of high yield savings account. Called in the U.K. as a high yield fixed rate bond, it is offered in 1 and 2 year terms. Please see below Vanquis Bank’s rate schedule effective as of September 16, 2011:

1 Year High Yield Fixed Rate Bond

Annual – 3.20% gross/AER

Monthly – 3.15% gross

3.20% AER

2 Year High Yield Fixed Rate Bond

Annual -  3.55% gross/AER

Monthly – 3.49% gross

3.50% AER

AER stands for annual equivalent rate in the UK. Vanquis Bank is a credit card company based in the United Kingdom. It is an authorized bank and is regulated by UK’s Financial Services Authority.

Vanquis Bank High Yield Fixed Rate Bonds are available to U.K. residents only who are above the age of 18. Application can be done online which can be made quicker if you have everything handy:

1. Your bank account number and sort code if you will make your deposit by direct debit;

2. Your valid U.K. passport or a U.K. driver’s license; and

3. Your national insurance number, which is required if you claim gross interest as a non-taxpayer.

Please note that withdrawal from your high yield saving account or high yield fixed rate bond is not allowed during the term of your investment.

Tags: high yield fixed rate bond, high yield saving account, Vanquis Bank

Best High Yield Savings Accounts for September 2011

September 16th, 2011 by hysa | No Comments | Filed in Savings Account

High yield savings accounts are the most sought after savings accounts. No one who wants to save money for emergency or future use would ever think of putting money in a bank if a bank’s savings account rate is not high enough to give a decent return of income. Though bank savings accounts are pretty low at this time yet with a small effort one could still find a bank that offers high yield savings accounts. Take a look at what we have found, but remember to check these banks high yield savings account rates before opening an account because bank rates changes everyday depending on market conditions.

  • UFB Direct – Airline Rewards Savings at 1.30%APY.  $100 minimum deposit required and no minimum balance and no monthly maintenance fee.
  • Incredible Bank – Incredible Money Market Account at 1.25%APY. $2,500 minimum balance required with $10 monthly fee which may be waived.
  • Smartypig – 1.10%APY. Minimum amount to open is $25 with no monthly fee.

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